New video shows officer's perspective in ICE shooting of Renee Good

[chr0naut]

Don't care.
They are here illegally.
That means they are criminals.
So they get kicked out.
Period.

Columbus, the Pilgrims and boatload after boatload of Europeans were 'undocumented'. So I suppose, the only 'legals' are Americas original native inhabitants.

Once upon a time, there was no border. Which is why many Native American inhabitants are also quite directly genetically related to the people now heading North across your Southern border.

That probably explains why ICE often confuses native Americans with those who have crossed the border.

It's no different than the way your European ancestors treated those same native people, as it they weren't the true Americans with a right to occupy their entire country.

Did you know that even under British common law back then, dispossession of a native population, casting settled populations off their owned land, was illegal? That's why they had to decree fictions like; that they had a "manifest destiny" to occupy, or rule the land as "terra nullius" (no mans land).

They should probably ship you to some concentration camp in Guatemala for your and your ancestors being in the USA illegally. More so if just being born in America doesn't make you a citizen!

[WallFlowerActive]

I was using Great Britain's current population density as a guide to how the US could support a larger population. Great Britain still manages to have extensive farms, unique wildlife, vast moors, forests, wildlands and many quaint little country towns.

 

The UK is not self-sufficient in food production; it imports 48% of the total food consumed and the proportion is rising. Therefore, as a food-trading nation, the UK relies on both imports and a thriving agricultural sector to feed itself and drive economic growth.

https://www.foodsecurity.ac.uk/challenge/uk-threat/

this makes farmland cover over the last 40 years somewhere between 72.8% and 76.4% of UK land area[sup]2

https://www.whatthesciencesays.org/how-m...in-the-uk/

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Deforestation effect of UK consumption unsustainable, say MPs
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/...le-say-mps

Products such as soya, cocoa, palm oil, beef and leather may be products of deforestation, and the environmental audit committee has found that the UK’s deforestation footprint per tonne of product consumed is higher than that of other countries including China, calling it “unsustainable”. A deforestation footprint is similar to a carbon footprint. It signifies how much deforestation occurs per tonne of product consumed. Scientists have worked out the deforestation footprints of various countries by analysing trade patterns for goods which are linked to high levels of forest destruction.

 

The UK already imports 80 per cent of the timber it uses, so we need trees which will supply the wood we need for our everyday lives -

https://www.confor.org.uk/resources/publ...timber-qa/

[putnam6]

Elsewhere in immigrant news ...
 

 
Eric Daugherty

@EricLDaugh

 BREAKING: Four MS-13 illegal aliens have been arrested in Maryland

after they hacked a 14-year-old boy to d*ath with a machete

Brought to you by Maryland Sen. CHRIS VAN HOLLEN,

margarita-enjoyer with MS-13 Abrego Garcia.

HE SHOULD RESIGN.

 

• The post shares a local news clip detailing the arrest of four alleged MS-13 gang members—William Carranza Benitez, Jose Gutierrez, Justin Vasquez, and another—for the brutal machete killing of 14-year-old Elijah DeWitty in a Maryland wooded area on January 17, 2026, highlighting graphic crime scene footage and victim details.
  
• It sarcastically links the incident to Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) via his advocacy for Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a 2019 deportee to El Salvador whom Van Hollen claimed was wrongfully removed on unproven MS-13 ties, contrasting with DHS assertions of Garcia's gang involvement and human trafficking.
  
• Posted amid Van Hollen's recent criticism of ICE operations and funding, the content fuels partisan demands for his resignation, reflecting broader debates on immigration enforcement where peer-reviewed studies, like a 2023 Migration Policy Institute report, show mixed evidence on sanctuary policies' impact on crime rates.
  

I highly suggest watching the video. I know many legal immigrants who feel this way,

especially Cuban Americans

 
Wall Street Apes

@WallStreetApes
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Legal immigrant stands against ICE protesters

With his megaphone he shouts “I'm going to spell it out for you.

I'm an immigrant from Mexico.

I came here legally.

All we want is for other immigrants to come here legally.

That's it” “Come here legally like I did.

There's a process.

There's a process.

If Joe Biden didn't open up our border and allow 10 million unvetted illegal immigrants into this country,

then guess what?

Donald Trump would not have had to deploy ICE agents in this fashion.

But you guys love the fraud. You love when American citizens get diluted.

You love watching our culture get washed away. We're not gonna let it happen anymore.

As Donald Trump famously said, we are going to make America great again.

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

And God bless Donald J. Trump.

Trump 2028.”

[RazorV66]

In most of Minnesota, this isn't gonna go over well...
 

https://x.com/elonmusk/status/2013032528794333619?s=20

Don Lemon is a Liberal disgrace.

Scumbag.

[WallFlowerActive]

Once upon a time, there was no border. Which is why many Native American inhabitants are also quite directly related genetically to the people now heading North across the Southern border.

Warfare In Pre-Columbian North America
https://www.canada.ca/en/department-nati...erica.html

Archaeological evidence confirms the prominent role of warfare in indigenous societies well before the arrival of permanent European settlers. As early as the year 1000, for example, Huron, Neutral, Petun and Iroquois villages were increasingly fortified by a timber palisade that could be nearly 10 metres in height, sometimes villages built a second or even third ring to protect them against attacks by enemy nations.

Care to rephrase is reality and not in blowing smoke up people’s asses.

[ANNEE]

In most of Minnesota, this isn't gonna go over well...
 
https://x.com/elonmusk/status/2013032528794333619?s=20

Maybe in what is acceptable to you.

And the bias sources you use.

[Knows]

‘NO BLAME’: Renee Good’s Former Father-in-Law Speaks Out on Her Death

[ANNEE]

Columbus, the Pilgrims and boatload after boatload of Europeans were 'undocumented'. So I suppose, the only 'legals' are Americas original native inhabitants.

Once upon a time, there was no border. Which is why many Native American inhabitants are also quite directly genetically related to the people now heading North across your Southern border.

California was vast Mexican rancheros.

Reason so many place and street names in CA are Mexican/Spanish.

They're more native than white Europeans.

[ANNEE]

‘NO BLAME’: Renee Good’s Former Father-in-Law Speaks Out on Her Death

How many times is this going to get posted?

We got it.  I don't care what her former Father-in-Law has to say.

[WallFlowerActive]